Category: Inktober
The only month when I diligently draw daily.
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Peachtober Day 5: Bow
I’m actually aiming the prompt “bow” in terms of gesture (bowing) which shown by the mouse, but just to be safe, I’m adding a bow (ribbon) on the present. This work is largely inspired by Beatrix Potter’s “The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin”
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Peachtober Day 4: Tiger
I wanted to draw a tiger who is dreaming of the moon.
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Peachtober Day 3: Cowboy
Made this on my way back to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore. My favorite part is the highlight area.
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Peachtober Day 2: Dandelion
I want to try super simple style, even closer to sketch-like. Dandelion has a delicate look, and I want to achieve that. And yes, of course, small critters. I love them.
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Peachtober 2022 starts!
I forgot it’s October and when I realized it, it’s October 2 already. This post is backdated, so apologies for weirdness going on.
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Connect. Now colored.
On last year’s Inktober, I made this (titled “Connect”.) That drawing is not super perfect (according to me,) but I really fond of the drawing as I made it while I remembered my friends as we were unable to meet due to the pandemic. I felt like the little mouse or the frog, we stay…
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Inktober Day 31: Risk
I want to work more on the whole action/drama on this drawing. I’m trying to capture the waterfall, but I guess it’s another day of learning. And with this, Inktober 2021 is officially finished! When you are scared, but you do it anyway, that’s brave. Neil Gaiman (“Coraline”)
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Inktober Day 30: Slither
I like snakes. I always feel their images on mass media are rarely justified. In Disney’s animation “The Jungle Book,” Kaa is displayed as one of the antagonists as Disney himself felt that audience would not sympathize with snake character — despite the Kaa character on the novel is actually one of the mentors for…
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Inktober Day 29: Patch
I really don’t have any idea how to draw the porcupine’s feet — that’s the reason I always have them covered on the drawings.